Past studies found that a black person living in Wisconsin has a 22-fold higher risk of being fatally shot compared to a white person. A new JAMA study found that states with greater residential segregation of black and white populations have higher racial disparities in firearm homicide fatalities.

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Past studies found that a black person living in Wisconsin has a 22-fold higher risk of being fatally shot compared to a white person. A new JAMA study found that states with greater residential segregation of black and white populations have higher racial disparities in firearm homicide fatalities.